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The Future of Work 2030, Automated Podcast

The future of work has always been a top of mind topic, but the recent pandemic has now popularised it even more.

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The Future of Work 2030, Automated Podcast
Matthew GriffinFounder, President and Futurist, 311 Institute
G7 · G20governments advised
850+keynotes
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17codexes
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About this podcast

Firstly, thanks to Marc Verbenkov for inviting me to join him on his Automated podcast where, as the name suggests, we discussed the future of work and what Artificial Intelligence and automation mean for workers and society at large. And then, in true futurist fashion, we discussed a huge range of other future scenarios and technologies, and as Marc’s listeners will be aware, went so far off piste that we ended up on a completely different mountain range.

During the podcast we discussed everything from the future of jobs and skills all the way through to the future of creativity and robotics, naturally. And to say it’s a roller coaster of a show is an understatement so I hope you enjoy them:

Episode 1: The Future of Work 2030

Episode 2: The Future of Work 2030

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Key takeaways

  1. Matthew and host Marc Verbenkov discussed what Artificial Intelligence and automation mean for workers and society at large.
  2. The talk ran from the future of jobs and skills through to the future of creativity and robotics.
  3. The conversation is published as two episodes, both titled The Future of Work 2030.

Questions and answers

What does The Future of Work 2030 podcast cover?

It covers the future of work and what Artificial Intelligence and automation mean for workers and society. The talk also moves through jobs, skills, creativity and robotics, and wanders into other future scenarios and technologies.

Where and when was this session given?

Matthew was a guest on Marc Verbenkov's Automated podcast. The recap does not give a recording date or a venue. The talk is published as two episodes that you can listen to online.

What topics come up besides jobs?

Skills, creativity and robotics all feature. The recap says the show went well off topic, so listeners also hear a wide range of other future scenarios and technologies.

Can Matthew give this keynote at our event?

Yes. Matthew tailors each session to the audience, as a keynote, panel, executive briefing or leadership workshop. He works in person first, anywhere in the world.

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